28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Banana importer Fyffes has linked with Dunnes Stores, SuperValu and other leading food retailers to give children in Offaly and beyond a chance to show their creativity.
Until December, families purchasing ready-packed bags of Freddy Fyffes bananas are being invited to create and photograph a montage of illustrations showing the popular Freddy Fyffes character dressed to go exploring across a range of pursuits from scuba diving to space travel.
Described as yet another initiative to promote healthy eating, the ‘Bring Freddy On An Adventure’ challenge gives entrants a chance to win a weekly family adventure trip in Ireland or a family holiday in Spain’s PortAventura resort.
To get involved use #FreddyFyffes or visit www.freddyfyffes.ie
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